Luncheon Hostess Hosts Samedi Club At South Garfield Home
Mrs. Nicholas Ifft entertained the Samedi club Tuesday at her South Garfield avenue home. Centerpiece featured columbine daisies roses and blue bachelor buttons. Club guests included Mrs. William S. Cady Mrs. John R. Nichols Mrs. Don C. Brown and others. Mrs. James McGonigle returned from a two month southern and eastern trip visiting Lake Charles Carlisle and Los Angeles with the McGonigles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Ifft
South Garfield Avenue
Samedi Club
William S. Cady
John R. Nichols
Don C. Brown
E. E. Moberly
Stanley Cleare
Ivan Gasser
Arthur B. Scott
Chester G. Wells
Paul Bryan
William J. Mullen
Charles H. Sprague
Boise
Eva Kasiska
Scott
Cady
James McGonigle
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
South
Los Angeles
Glendale
California
Pocatello Social Roundup and Travel Notes
Mrs D R Field hosted a Tuesday luncheon and contract bridge at the Hotel Bannock with guests including Mrs W L Hayes and Mrs Robert E Watson among others. Travel notices follow with Ernest S Stallings returning from a two month southern motor trip and visits to Houston Winter Haven Lenore Tennessee Wisconsin. An old note recalls market hunters using scow guns to shoot numerous waterfowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Field
Bannock
W. L. Hayes
Robert E. Watson
Byron Downard
O. G. Roche
George Slingerland
E. H Holste
Lyon Healy
Ernest S. Stallings
South
Houston
Texas
Winter Haven
Florida
Lenore
North Carolina
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Nurses Take Exam At Pocatello
Twenty seven nurses began three day examinations for Idaho licenses on Tuesday. Fourteen sat in Pocatello, seven in Boise and six in Lewiston. The Nurses Examining Board includes Miss Helen Smith Dr F B Jeppeson and Sister Mary Alphonsus. Next tests for chiropractors and embalmers are set for July at Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Pocatello
Lewiston
Helen Smith
F. B. Jeppeson
Mary Alphonsus
Nampa
Walter Curtis
Occupational Licenses Bureau
USDA Club Opens New Amphitheatre on Scout Mountain
The USDA club of southeastern Idaho opens its new 800 seat amphitheater on Scout Mountain with its third annual meeting Sunday June 15 at 11 a m. I M Warner president will preside followed by a picnic lunch Arthur Nord assistant regional forester region 4 Orden will speak on A program of forestry for the United States Agencies represented include forest service farm security association agricultural adjustment administration soil conservation service farm credit administration and the agricultural extension department About forty employees and families expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Mountain
United States Department of Agriculture Employees Club
Idaho
I. M. Warner
Arthur Nord
Region 4
Orden
Nord
United States
Caribou National Forest Service
U.S.D.A. Club
Forest Service
Farm Security Association
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Soil Conservation Service
Farm Credit Administration
Agricultural Extension Department
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Mrs. Ifft
BIG Pictures
KODAK
Victor Staudaker
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Charles Larsen
Reed Apartments
Arthur M. Scott
Chicago
National Journalism Institute
Northwestern University
Thomas F. Connors
Springfield
Illinois
Clarence Allen
New York City
Hollywood
Yellowstone Park
Sheridan
Mr. Connors
Mullen
de Ette
Paula
Gearhart
Ore
Bryan
Building and Loan Company
Portland
Arden Andreae
Walter H. Cleare
Andreae
Raymond Siglin
Omaha
Nebraska
E. H. Holste
Norman
Gary
Wichita
Winfield
Kansas
Marion Coates
Martinsdale
Montana
The
Hill Bros
GEM State Auto CO
Helen Slaughter
Great Lakes
U. S. Merchant Marine
Ill
Peter
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Pocatello High School
General Hospital
Jessie Kellew
Mary Stone Brady
St. Athony’s Hospital
Alice Swinderman
Elise Peterson
Eugenie Giraud
Charlotte Rose
Ann Rose
Marie Misslin
Usda Club
Sunny Brook
Tuan
National Distillers Products Corporation
New York
Hickory and
Munsingwear
FARGO
Phoenix Pettiflaw
Fargo’s
Rothmoor
Bemberg
Cannon
Ard
Wrisley’s
Mallinson
Sale Yard
Choice
Fargo-Wilson-Wells Co
Halliwell Park
B. P. O. Ellis
B. V.D. Underwear
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